Selstack is a platform for creators and businesses to build a public selling page, share individual offers, accept supported payments and bookings, and manage the resulting orders and customer details. A “Stack” is a selling page. This guide explains the relevant workflow and the seller’s responsibilities; payment methods, account requirements and some features depend on the business configuration and plan.
This task changes what a customer sees or can buy on a public Selstack journey. This guide focuses on how to use a Lead form before a separate offer, or a current Service or Appointment journey when price is already defined.
Use the current public choices
Create Stack does not show a choice named Lead + payment. Use Service or Appointment when the buyer should provide contact details and then pay, or use Lead form when you must qualify the person before sending a separate offer.
Keep qualification and checkout honest
Ask only for details that affect fit, scope or preparation. If you cannot state a price before reviewing the enquiry, do not present the lead form as an immediate paid checkout.
Build the paid route when the offer is ready
For a defined Service or Appointment, set Free or Fixed amount, select the required fields and choose the correct post-payment outcome. Customer decides is Pro only.
Explain the hand-off
Tell the visitor whether they will receive a quote, a payment link, a booking calendar or a reply, and when. The success message should never imply payment when only a lead was captured.
Troubleshoot the wrong final screen
Review the selected action type, access mode and After success setting. A Lead form and a paid Service are separate public journeys even if they support the same sales process.
Example: Create a Lead Plus Payment Journey
Use a Lead form for a custom renovation enquiry, then send a separate Service offer after review; use Service directly when scope and price are already fixed.
If Create a Lead Plus Payment Journey is not working
If the success screen says payment completed after only a lead submission, correct the action type and success message immediately.
Confirm the result
- Title, media, price, currency, fields and fulfilment details describe the same offer.
- The selected access and delivery options match what happens next.
- The signed-out mobile page shows the complete action without clipping.
- Only a ready, available offer is public.
When to ask Selstack for help
Follow the payment from offer to recorded result
Selstack connects a customer-facing offer to checkout and an order record. The seller chooses the price and currency for the offer, while the available payment methods depend on the configured business and supported payment arrangements. A payment link can provide a focused way to collect one payment without presenting a large catalogue. The important distinction is between a customer starting checkout and a payment being confirmed. Use the recorded outcome when deciding whether to deliver an order or investigate a problem.
Keep the amount and currency visible
An amount has meaning only with its currency and purpose. Review the price shown on the public page, any applicable delivery charge and the final checkout summary. When comparing records, distinguish the amount the customer paid from fees, conversion and the amount credited for the seller. Do not add figures from different currencies as if they were the same unit. A customer paying in one currency and a seller receiving funds in another need an explanation grounded in the recorded transaction, not an unverified exchange-rate calculation made afterwards.
Choose how fees are presented
The selling-page editor provides choices for handling applicable online payment fees. The seller can cover the fees, build them into the price or, where available, show the customer a separate fee. Review the earnings preview and the actual customer-facing summary before publishing. Describe the price consistently in campaigns and messages. A promotion that quotes only a target earning amount can confuse customers if the final total is different. Check the current pricing page for the applicable rate rather than assuming a rate from an older article still applies.
Understand pending, failed and successful
A pending result means the payment has not reached a confirmed final outcome in the record you are reviewing. A failed attempt does not establish that the seller received money. A successful recorded payment is a different state from either of those. If the customer reports a debit that does not match the order, compare references and timestamps before deciding what happened. Avoid asking for repeated payments while an existing attempt is being investigated. Bank notifications can help identify a case, but the business should reconcile them with the relevant payment record.
Explain international payment boundaries
Selstack can connect customers and sellers across markets, but payment availability is not identical for every business country, currency or method. The customer’s checkout currency and the seller’s payout context may differ. Where the platform handles a supported payment and conversion, review the recorded remittance information rather than assuming the business has a direct gateway account in every currency. Do not advertise universal payment-method coverage or instant settlement. The accurate promise is the one supported by the configured account and the options actually shown to that customer.
Separate online payments from direct collection
Eligible physical-product sellers on Pro and Growth can choose pay online, pay on delivery, or both. With pay on delivery, the seller collects the money directly and Selstack charges no transaction fee for that direct collection. Placing the order does not mean the customer has paid. The business needs to collect and confirm payment through its delivery process. Online gateway payment, direct collection, fulfilment and wallet credit are different concepts, and each should be described using the appropriate record rather than merged into a single “paid” assumption.
Investigate using safe, specific evidence
Start with the business, order reference, expected amount and currency, approximate time and the customer’s description of the problem. Check whether there were multiple attempts or a different email address. Share a concise support summary and the relevant safe references when further investigation is needed. Do not request passwords, one-time codes, a full card number or a card security code. Evidence should help locate the transaction without exposing information that is unnecessary for the investigation.
Reconcile before reporting earnings
Read gross customer payments, applicable fees, refunds and wallet movements as separate parts of the transaction. A successful payment total is not automatically the same as available cash or profit. Review the reporting period and currency before comparing results between weeks or campaigns. If the business uses external bookkeeping, preserve the Selstack order reference so a recorded amount can be traced back to its source. Avoid manually changing historical figures merely to make a spreadsheet match an expected total.
Make payment explanations part of customer service
Put the essential payment expectation on the offer before the customer acts, then keep confirmations and support messages consistent with the record. If a payment is pending, explain that uncertainty without inventing a completion time. If a fee or currency question is common, improve the relevant description or pre-purchase guidance. Selstack provides the payment and order workflow; the seller’s responsibility is to communicate accurately, fulfil confirmed commitments and escalate unresolved cases with the evidence needed to investigate them.
Review Selstack pricing for current plans and online payment fees. For related tasks, visit the Help Centre. If the recorded result remains unclear, contact support with the relevant safe reference.
